The One TV Genre That Netflix Still Hasn't Cracked - But That Apple TV & Prime Video Have

The One TV Genre That Netflix Still Hasn't Cracked - But That Apple TV & Prime Video Have .
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 Though Netflix has tried repeatedly, it hasn't been able to crack the genre that platforms like Apple TV and Prime Video have mastered. Of course, this doesn't change the fact that this earliest of the streaming giants is dominating the overall game. Aside from YouTube, Netflix is where the average American spends most of their TV-viewing time (via Nielsen). Still, it hasn't quite perfected every avenue within the television landscape.  Netflix was among the first streaming platforms to produce its own original content, beginning with House of Cards in 2013. This political drama was followed by several successes in a variety of genres. Orange is the New Black really solidified Netflix's game, and since then, we have had Stranger Things, Wednesday, Bridgerton, The Night Agent, The Queen's Gambit, and much, much more. There's no genre that Netflix hasn't dabbled in, but it has struggled in one particular area. Netflix Still Hasn't Cracked The Sci-Fi Genre  I haven't forgotten—Stranger Things is a sci-fi series and is easily one of the platform's most important projects. It's their figurehead, and it played a massive role in Netflix's current lead in the world of streaming. However, though there have been several attempts, Netflix has failed to follow up Stranger Things with another great project within the sci-fi genre.  Before Stranger Things, Netflix dipped its toes into sci-fi with Sense8. It wasn't a bad show, but it was costly and failed to attract a solid audience, ultimately leading to its cancellation. Then came Altered Carbon, another canceled sci-fi. Another Life, V Wars, Away, The One, The Imperfects; one after another, these sci-fi shows fell apart. Even if they managed to get through a couple of seasons, they just didn't leave a mark. Meanwhile, other streaming platforms have found groundbreaking success in this genre. Why Apple TV & Prime Video's Sci-Fi Shows Have Been So Successful  It's interesting that Netflix has struggled so much with sci-fi while streaming platforms with much lower overall viewership have thrived within the same genre. Apple TV, especially, has made a name for itself with exceptional sci-fi projects. We've had Foundation, Severance, and, most recently, Pluribus